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Officer Safety and Survival Teleclass Supplemental Material |
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Safety and Survival Quiz |
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Video segments on pages
below are in Windows Media format. |
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| Car Stops / Shooting Incidents | ||
| Three scenarios showing an officer in shooting incidents. These scenarios show how not following proper officer safety and survival techniques can cause a situation to turn bad very easily. First see two examples of the wrong way to handle these situations, then see the right way. | ||
| Edged Weapons | ||
| CJA Instructor Bruce Hancock explains various types of edged weapon attacks an officer may encounter on the street, and brief discussion of defenses that can be used for protection. | ||
| Preparing for Patrol | ||
| CJA Instructor Mike Lanier goes over how an officer should prepare for patrol every time he/she goes out on duty. From the officer's uniform, duty belt, and weapon to his/her car. | ||
| Survival Mind Set | ||
| An in depth interview with SLED Agent Roger Owens about an incident where he was shot in the line of duty. Roger discusses what he felt and how having a winning attitude got him through the situation. | ||
| Contact v Cover Officer | ||
| CJA Instructor Bruce Hancock discusses the duties of both the contact officer and the cover officer when interviewing a suspect, proper reactionary gap an officer should use when dealing with suspects out on the street, and some of the common danger cues that a suspect might be getting ready to attack an officer. | ||
| Ambushes | ||
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Bruce Hancock discusses the difference between cover and concealment.
Cover will stop a ballistic round, concealment means only that someone
cannot see you. Bruce gives examples of both cover and concealment to
illustrate his points. A scenario shows that no matter how well an officer thinks he/she knows a suspect, the unexpected can happen. An officer should be ready at all times to defend himself/herself. Scenarios where an officer is ambushed. |
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| SLED Bloodhounds | ||
| How the SLED Bloodhound team works when tracking a suspect. | ||
| Proper Pat-down Procedures | ||
| CJA Instructor Bruce Hancock explains and shows how to pat down a prisoner using proper techniques. | ||
| Booby Traps | ||
| Former CJA Instructor Tim Busha shows and explains some of the common types of booby traps that officer might see out in the field. | ||
| CDV Scenario | ||
| This is a full CDV response from the viewer seeing the attack to the officer response, interviewing the parties, calling EMS, arresting the aggressor and advising the victim of her rights. | ||
| Additional
sites of interest:
SCCJA Home Page |
Questions? Comments?
CJA Instructor James Graham: |
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